Turn boost solenoid off in AEM via switch?
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Turn boost solenoid off in AEM via switch?
Is there a way to turn the boost solenoid off via a switch in AEM?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to have 3 boost levels on one map with AEM. I know I've seen several people say that you can setup a switch to go from hi/low boost... but that would only give me two... so I was thinking maybe there is a way to turn the solenoid off so I can use spring pressure (like the TruBoost can).
Currently I'm using the TruBoost to have 3 levels (spring, setting 1 (~17 psi), setting 2 (~22psi), but I would really like to wire in the solenoid to the AEM so I can do boost by speed.
I know you're thinking why do you need 3 levels? Well, I will be using all three for different purposes... spring for autocross/road course, setting 1 (~17 psi) for daily/street applications, and setting 2 (~22psi) for the drag strip. Obviously I could switch maps, but I was hoping to avoid that if at all possible...
So yeah... Any thoughts/ideas?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to have 3 boost levels on one map with AEM. I know I've seen several people say that you can setup a switch to go from hi/low boost... but that would only give me two... so I was thinking maybe there is a way to turn the solenoid off so I can use spring pressure (like the TruBoost can).
Currently I'm using the TruBoost to have 3 levels (spring, setting 1 (~17 psi), setting 2 (~22psi), but I would really like to wire in the solenoid to the AEM so I can do boost by speed.
I know you're thinking why do you need 3 levels? Well, I will be using all three for different purposes... spring for autocross/road course, setting 1 (~17 psi) for daily/street applications, and setting 2 (~22psi) for the drag strip. Obviously I could switch maps, but I was hoping to avoid that if at all possible...
So yeah... Any thoughts/ideas?
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Use a toggle switch inline with the power wire for the solenoid? Once the solenoid has no power you will be on just spring pressure. I think you may be able to set up the AEM to turn the solenoid duty cycle to 0% via a switch also.
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You think there is an additional option in AEM for that? Hm, any idea what its called or where it is?
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Originally Posted by s2knoob89' timestamp='1339012198' post='21760152
Use a toggle switch inline with the power wire for the solenoid? Once the solenoid has no power you will be on just spring pressure. I think you may be able to set up the AEM to turn the solenoid duty cycle to 0% via a switch also.
You think there is an additional option in AEM for that? Hm, any idea what its called or where it is?
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